Venturus cookies policy

This Cookie Policy applies to the Venturus website https://www.venturus.org.br/ (“We/us”) and aims to provide an even more transparent experience on our site, explaining the concept of Cookies, how we use them to improve your navigation and, also, the possibilities of customizing the use.

If you do not agree to the use of Cookies in the form presented, you can: (i) adjust your internet browser settings to not allow the use of Cookies or (ii) do not access the site.

We remind you that disabling the use of Cookies may impact your experience when browsing the site.

We also recommend reading our Privacy Policy, in which we provide you with more information about our commitment to your privacy and the protection of your personal data.

Cookies are small digital files in text format that are stored on your device (computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.) by the internet browser. They store information related to your preferences, such as preferred language, location, recurrence of your sessions, and other variables that developers consider relevant to make your experience much more efficient.

Cookies serve to improve your experience, both in terms of performance and in terms of usability, since the content provided will be directed to your needs and expectations.

They may also be used to compile anonymous and aggregated statistics that allow us to understand how you use the site, as well as to improve its structures and content. Because these are anonymous statistics, it is not possible to identify you personally through this data.

The use of Cookies is very common on any digital platform today. Its use does not harm in any way the devices on which they are stored.

We use our own and third-party cookies on the site, which can be classified according to their temporality:

Persistent Cookies — these are the Cookies that are stored on your device until they are deleted (the time that the Cookie will remain on the device depends on its “lifespan” and the settings of your internet browser).

Cookies - Session or Persistent - can still be categorized according to their function:

Strictly Necessary Cookies — they allow the navigation and use of the applications, as well as access to secure areas of the site. Without these Cookies, the site does not work properly.

Analytical Cookies — collect anonymous statistical data for the purpose of analyzing the use of the site and its respective performance.

For our site to operate properly, you must enable the use of Cookies. If you decide not to enable them, you will still be able to browse the site, but some features will not be available.

Remember that most internet browsers are configured to automatically accept Cookies.

You can change the settings to block the use of Cookies or to alert you when a Cookie is being sent to your device. There are several ways to manage Cookies, consult your browser instructions or the help section to learn more about how to adjust or change these settings.

If you use different devices to access the site, you must ensure that each browser, on each device, is adjusted to meet your preferences regarding Cookies.

So that you can, in a simple and intuitive way, manage your preferences from your browser, you can use one of the links below:

• For more information about managing Cookies in Firefox, click here;
• For more information about cookie management in Chrome, click here;
• For more information about managing Cookies in Internet Explorer, click here;
• For more information about managing Cookies in Safari, click here;
• For more information about managing Cookies in Opera, click here;
• For more information about cookie management in Microsoft Edge, click here.

Below are the details about the use of Cookies on the site, as well as their purposes:

6.1. Strictly Necessary Cookies:‍

Cookie: _gat
Expiry: persistent cookie: expires in 1 minute.
Purpose: This cookie is used to control the site request rate.

Cookie: _gat_gtag_UA_73668158_1 Validity: persistent cookie: expires in 1 minute.
Purpose: This cookie is used to control the site request rate.

6.2. Analytical Cookies‍

Cookie: _ga
Validity: persistent cookie: expires in 2 years.
Purpose: this cookie is associated with Google Analytics, and analyzes the number of people visiting the platform, as well as associates a user with those visits.

Cookie: _gid
Validity: persistent cookie: expires in 1 day.
Purpose: this cookie is associated with Google Analytics and is used to distinguish users.